A puff of hot air?

IF Eamon Gilmore could not even defeat a long-serving minister of a discredited government in open debate, are we to conclude that the much-vaulted “Gilmore Gale” is little more than a puff of hot angry wind?

Fri, 11 Feb, 2011 - 00:00

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James McGrath

Hollyford

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